WORLD CONTENT MARKETING CONGRESS

WORLD CONTENT MARKETING CONGRESS

WORLD CONTENT MARKETING CONGRESS

Second row , extreme left : Devangini Mahapatra among the 50 Most Influential Content Marketing Professionals – a citation accorded by the World Content Marketing Congress.

Homepreneur recognises Devangini’s efforts towards making home based, women centric businesses, which she sees as the new reality of the new India. Out of 6500 applicants all over the country, she was one of the 150 nominees.

Homepreneur recognises Devangini’s efforts towards making home based, women centric businesses, which she sees as the new reality of the new India. Out of 6500 applicants all over the country, she was one of the 150 nominees.

Homepreneur recognises Devangini’s efforts towards making home based, women centric businesses, which she sees as the new reality of the new India. Out of 6500 applicants all over the country, she was one of the 150 nominees.

Woman TV, known for celebrating the success of Women, recognises Devangini’s efforts in Entreprenuership, Self-Publishing, Content Marketing and Influencer Marketing.

Devangini lead a riveting discussion over the Art of Writing in the Digital Age, with author Tanmay Dubey and Mohit Walia, at the prestigious Gurgaon Literature Fest.

Devangini lead a riveting discussion over the Art of Writing in the Digital Age, with author Tanmay Dubey and Mohit Walia, at the prestigious Gurgaon Literature Fest.

Devangini lead a riveting discussion over the Art of Writing in the Digital Age, with author Tanmay Dubey and Mohit Walia, at the prestigious Gurgaon Literature Fest.

Devangini posing with Shipra Saxena after rapt discussion about Shipra’s book, Meera

Devangini posing with Shipra Saxena after rapt discussion about Shipra’s book, Meera

Devangini and Dr. Deshmukh discussing “The Art of Stress Management” at Raah, Literacy and Cultural Centre.

Devangini and Dr. Deshmukh discussing “The Art of Stress Management” at Raah, Literacy and Cultural Centre.

Devangini Mahapatra talks about Swayam’s journey, his struggle with his day job and freelance practice to be able to fund his brilliant debut novel – The Godkiller, so that he could finally share the dystopian fantasy realm he has created with the rest of the world. And how writers like him motivated her to create this platform, so that they could self-publish at ease.

Devangini, at the Meet & Greet at Waari Book Cafe, unveiled her book “Where’s My Cloak?” It was covered by media persons from The Times of India, New Indian Express and Sakal Times.

Capt Walia motivating thousands of people at the LinkedIn Fest

Shaheen Must Die at Oxford Bookstore, Delhi

Letter of Acknowledgement from Mr. Amitabh Bachan for Capt. Walia’s Autobiography – Broken Crayons Can Still Color

of one of his many talks

Shaheen Must Die all over print media, remembered because of “the woman who spoke with her honey colored eyes”.

(Top right corner) Shaheen Must Die being mentioned in Zoom Delhi

Shaheen Must Die being chosen to one of the most revered books to be discussed at the Bookclub meet at Raah.

Rajneesh during his book launch at OddBird Theatre, Delhi

Rajneesh during his book launch at OddBird Theatre, Delhi

Rajneesh, celebrating with his team and colleagues

Cha Bar, Connaught Place, Delhi hosted the tenth exchange in Pink Tea Cup Conversation series titled ‘Me Too: All the BUTs and WHYs’ on 29th Nov.Moderated by Garima Dutt, we had some engaging conversations :)Interesting insights!

Ranchi Book Launch

The Godkiller Launch at Raah

Swayam at various book reading events

Swayam talks about his Dystopian Fantasy over Radio

Swayam’s article in the Dehradun Street

Swayam with our styling partner Zulf – by Abhishek.

Amol and his wife, signing books and engaging in one-on-one conversations with his fans.

Amol during a book reading event at Kitabi Chai

Lokmat Times covetred Amol Lahoti’s Dual Book Launch.

Anish Jha at his book launch at Title Waves, Bandra

Anish Jha at his book launch at Title Waves, Bandra

Anish with one of his favourite author, Ravi Subramanian

Aneesh Jha’s article in Dehradun Streat